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Cambridge dying about this time--Buckingham though lying under empeachment, was yet by means of Court--Interest chosen in his place--The ill humour of the commons, thus wantonly imitated by the court & finding no gratification in the legal impeachment of Buckingham found their objects in which they might exert themselves In 1628 after many dificulties Charles consented to the passing of the Bills called the [[underline]] Petition [[/underline]] of
